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(I put the composer as the first column. Added works by Nobuo Uematsu. Not sure if there is a better way to organize multiple games from the same composer. How about multiple composers for 1 game?)
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Here is a list of games from the NES's commercial era whose music has been ripped to NSF:
Here is a list of games from the NES's commercial era whose music has been ripped to NSF:
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! Composer || Title || Year and publisher || Extra info
! Composer || Title || Year and publisher || Extra info
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| Atsushi Chikuma, Itasan || Doraemon (ドラえもん) || 1986 Hudson Soft || Based on the Japanese children's anime/manga by Fujiko F. Fujio
| Akio Ohmori, Ritsuo Kamimura, Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka || Mother (J) || 1989 Nintendo || a North American prototype of this game was discovered
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| Akito Nakamura || Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link || 1987 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Link no Bouken
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| Akito Nakatsuka, Shinobu Amayake || NES Open || 1991 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Mario Open Golf
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| Alberto Gonzalez || Asterix (E) || 1993 Infogrames ||
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| Alberto Gonzalez || Smurfs, The (E) || 199? Infogrames ||
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| Allister Brimble || Bignose Freaks Out || 1992 Codemasters ||
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| Amigo Sawa (Kazuo Sawa) || Ike Ike! Nekketsu Hockey-bu (J) || Technos ||
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| Andrew Coppess || Ass-Raping Pirates on the High Seas || 2000 Strangulation Records || music only
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| Atsushi Chikuma || Bomberman || 1985 Hudson Soft ||
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| Atsushi Chikuma || Bomberman 2 || 1991 Hudson Soft ||
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| Atsushi Chikuma and Itasan || Doraemon (ドラえもん) (J) || 1986 Hudson Soft || Based on the Japanese children's anime/manga by Fujiko F. Fujio
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| Brad Fuller || Tetяis || 1989 Tengen Games || Game invented by Alexey Pajitnov and cloned on NES by Ed Logg
| Brad Fuller || Tetяis || 1989 Tengen Games || Game invented by Alexey Pajitnov and cloned on NES by Ed Logg
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. || 1985 Nintendo || Game invented by Shigeru Miyamoto
| Bügsük, Lx Rudis, and Dave O'riva || Klax || 199? Tengen ||
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| BUNBUN || Megaman 3 || 1990 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 3
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| C. Manami & Yuukichan's Papa || Megaman || 1987 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman
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| Daisuke Asakura || Daiva - Imperial of Nirsartia (J) || 1986 Toshiba EMI / T&E; Soft ||
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| David Warhol || Maniac Mansion || 1990 Lucasfilm Games / Jaleco ||
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| David Whittaker || Alfred Chicken || 1993 Mindscape, Inc. ||
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| David Whittaker || Ferrari Grand Prix || 1993 System 3 ||
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| David Whittaker || Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six (E) || 1992 B.I.T.S. / Marvel / LJN ||
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| David Whittaker & Aidan Belland || Elite (E) || 1991 Ian Bell & David Braben ||
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| David Wise || Cobra Triangle || 1988 Rare ||
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| Doug Katasaros || Bucky O'Hare || 1992 Konami Industry Co. Ltd. || Title theme © BMI
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| Escaper Kanagushi || Air Fortress || 1989 HAL ||
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| F. Iku, D. Hidenori, C. Kinuyo || Hinotori (J) || 1987 Konami ||
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| Gavin Raeburn || Bee 52 || 1992 Codemasters ||
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| Gavin Raeburn || Quattro Adventures - Super Robin Hood || 1991 Codemasters ||
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| Gavin Raeburn || Quattro Sports - Pro Tennis || 1991 Codemasters ||
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| Gavin Raeburn || Stunt Kids || 1992 Codemasters ||
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| H. Maezawa and K. Sada || Contra || 198? Konami Industry Ltd. ||
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| H. Maezawa and Y. Morimoto || Gradius 2 (J) || 1988 Konami Industry Ltd. ||
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| H. Takeyasu and K. Nakamura || Monster in my Pocket || 1991 Konami ||
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| Hal and Wood || Ghosts 'n Goblins || 1986 Capcom Co. Ltd. ||
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| Hal Canon & Earl Vickers || Gauntlet || 1990 Tengen Games || Earl did the voices.
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| Hama and Eden || GI Joe: The Atlantis Factor || 1991 Capcom Co. Ltd. ||
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| Hidehito Aoki || Chikichiki Machine Mou Race (J) || 1991 Atlus ||
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| Hidenor M. and Harumi U. || Cosmic Wars (J) || 1989 Konami ||
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| Hiro "Hip" Tanaka || Paltena no Kagami (J) || 1986 Nintendo ||
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| Hiro, Kouka || Titan || 1988, 1989, 1990 Titus Software, 1990 Sofel Co. Ltd. ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Bikkuriman World (J) || 1990 Hudson Soft ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Erika to Satoru no Yumebouken (J) || 1988 Namco / Atlus ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Gotcha! || 1987 LJN Toys, Ltd. ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Kame no Ongaeshi (J) || 1988 Hudson Soft / Atlus ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || King of Kings (J) || 1988 Namco / Atlus || Not to be confused with the Wisdom Tree game of the same title.  Uses external sound hardware.
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| Hirohiko Takayama || NFL Football || 1988 LJN ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Parallel World (J) || 1990 Varie ||
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Time Zone (J) || 1991 Sigma ||
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| Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka || Kid Icarus || 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. ||
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| Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka || Metroid || 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Balloon Fight || Nintendo ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Dr. Mario || 1990 Nintendo ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Duck Hunt || Nintendo ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Gyromite || 1985 Nintendo || AKA Robot Gyro.  "ROBOT SOUND  5/5 1985  HIROKAZU.TANAKA"
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Hello Kitty World (J) || 1992 Mario Co. Ltd. ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Stack-Up || 1985 Nintendo || AKA Robot Block.  "ROBOT SOUND 5/5 1985  HIROKAZU.TANAKA", "Programed by T.NAKAMURA  6/24 is my birthday.  1985/6/24 TOMOYO chan"
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Urban Champion || Nintendo ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Wild Gunman || Nintendo ||
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Wrecking Crew || 1985 Nintendo || Programed by T.NAKAMURA, TOMOYO chan, Y.SOBAJIMA, AKINA chan  1985/4/25
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| Hironari Tadokoro || Phantom Fighter || 1989 Ponycanyon Corp. ||
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| Hiroshi Suzuki || Tetris || 198? Bullet-Proof Software ||
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| Hiroyuki Iwatsukitaru || Choujin Sentai Jetman (J) || 1991 TV Ahahi - Toei / Angel ||
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| Hiroyuki Kawada || Star Luster || 1985 Namco ||
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| Iku Mizutani || Toukon Club (J) || 1992 Jaleco ||
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| Iku Mizutani and Koichi Yamanishi || Kage (J) || 1990 Natsume ||
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| Iku Mizutani and Kouichi Yamanishi || Tokkyuusirei Solbrain (J) || 1991 TV Asahi / Toei / Asatsu ||
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| Inoue, Nozaki, Hirarin, and Kame || Double Dragon 3 || 1991 Technos ||
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| J. Kane, Nakamur, Ayachan, Sakagon, and T. Tommy || Zen: Intergalactic Ninja || 1993 Konami ||
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| J. Kozakai || Pizza Pop! (J) || 1992 Jaleco ||
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| Jeroen Tel || Alien 3 || 1992 Probe ||
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| Jeroen Tel || Robocop 3 || 1992 Ocean ||
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| Jerry Gerber, Dave O'riva || Championship Pool || 1993 Mindscape, 1993 Bitmasters ||
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) || Halloween || 1999 Membler Industries || 1 song is from the movie Halloween.  Used in a demo.
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) || RTC || 2001 Retrocoders || demo, 2nd place in Y2kode competition
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) || Solar Wars || 1999 CMC Games || a freeware game
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) - original music by Random || Snow Demo || 1999 Repulse / Membler Industries || Used in a demo
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) - original song author unknown || Super Fighter - Lan's Stage || 2000 Membler Industries || used a demo
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| John Dale, Kris Hatlelid, Michael J. Sokyrka || Pipe Dreams || 19?? ? || Title music by John Dale
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| Jonathan Dunn || Darkman || 1991 Ocean ||
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| Jonathan Dunn || Hook || 1991 Ocean ||
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| Jonathan Dunn || Hudson Hawk || 1991 Ocean ||
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| Jonathan Dunn || Jurassic Park || 1993 Ocean ||
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| Jonathan Dunn || Robocop 2 || 1990 Ocean / Data East ||
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| Jun Funabashi, Old Ryo Kawamoto, Morimoto || Castlevania 3 || Konami || (J) version uses VRC6 sound, 3 extra channels
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| Jun Funahashi, Masae Nakashima, Satoko Minami || Tiny Toons || 199? Konami Industry Ltd. ||
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| Jun-ichi Masuda || Yoshi || Nintendo || AKA Yoshi no Tamago
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| Junko Ozawa || Family Jockey (J) || 1987 Namco ||
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| Junko Ozawa || Family Tennis (J) || 1987 Namco ||
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| Junko Ozawa || Sky Kid || 1986 Namco ||
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| Junko Ozawa || Tower of Druaga, The (J) || 1985 Namco ||
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| Junko Tamiya || Street Fighter 2010 || 1990 Capcom ||
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| Junko Tamiya || Sweet Home (J) || 1989 Capcom ||
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| Junko Tamiya (Gondamin) || Bionic Commando || 1988 Capcom Co. Ltd. ||
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| Junko Tamiya (Gonzou) || Little Nemo: The Dream Master || 1990 Capcom Co. Ltd. ||
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| Junko Tamiya (Swimmer Tamichan) || Gun Smoke || 1988 Capcom Co. Ltd. ||
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| K Y Jet || Tecmo Bowl || 198? Tecmo Ltd. ||
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| K. Nakamura || Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 || Konami || AKA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (J)
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| K. Yamagishi and M. Arai || Tecmo Soccer || 1992 Tecmo || AKA Captain Tsubasa
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| Kaori || Puss in Boots || 10/1/86 Shouei ||
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| Kawakami Masuno || North and South || 1989, 1990 Infogrames, 1990 Kemco ||
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| Kazuki Muraoka || Metal Gear || 1988 Konami ||
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| Kazunaka Yamane || Double Dragon || Technos ||
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| Kazunaka Yamane || Double Dragon 2 || 1989 Technos ||
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| Kazunaka Yamane || Super Spike V'Ball || Technos ||
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| Kazuo Sawa || Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku (J) || Technos ||
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| Kazuo Sawa || Kunio-kun no Jidaigeki (J) || Technos ||
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| Kazuo Sawa || Nintendo World Cup || Technos || AKA Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu: Soccer-hen
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| Kazuo Sawa || Renegade || 1987 Taito ||
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| Kazuo Sawa || River City Ransom || 1989 Technos Japan || AKA Street Gangs
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| Kazuo Sawa || Super Dodgeball || Technos || AKA Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu
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| Kazuo Sawa, Hirasawa-san, Urabe Taku, and Kuma-san || Nekketsu Kakutou Densetsu (J) || Technos ||
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| Kazuo Sawa, Michiya Hirasawa || Crash 'n the Boys: Street Challenge || Technos || AKA Bikkuri Nekketsu Shinkiroku!
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| Keiji Yamagishi, Mayuko Okamura, Hiroshi Miyazaki, and Mituhito Tanaka || Tecmo World Wrestling || 1990 Tecmo || Japanese version has slightly different music
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| Kenichi Matsubara || Castlevania 2 || Konami ||
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| Ken-ichi Matsubara and Satoko Miyawaki || Konami Wai Wai World 2 || Konami ||
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| Ken-ichi Matsubara, Y. Manno, and J. Chuuma || Crisis Force (J) || 1991 Konami ||
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| Kenny Oh Chan and Tarkun || Guerilla War || 1989 SNK ||
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| Kentarou Haneda || Wizardry || 1987 ASCII / Game Studio ||
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| Kentarou Haneda || Wizardry 2: Legacy of Llylgamyn || 1989 ASCII / Game Studio ||
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| Kentarou Haneda || Wizardry 3: Knight of Diamonds || 1989 ASCII / Game Studio ||
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| Kenzou Kumei || 8 Eyes || 1989 Taxan ||
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| Kimi || Bubble Bobble ||  ||
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| Kinuyo Yamanshita || Power Blade 2 || 1992 Taito ||
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || Arumana no Kiseki (J) || Konami ||
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || Castlevania || 1987 Konami ||
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || Esper Dream (J) || Konami ||
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || King Kong 2 (J) || Konami ||
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior || 198? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior 2 || 19?? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest 2
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior 3 || 199? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest 3
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior 4 || 199? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest 4
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Jesus Kyoufu no Bio Monster (J) || 1989 King Record ||
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| Koichi Sugiyama and Yasuhiro Taguchi || Akagawa Jirouno Yuurei Ressha (J) || 1990 King Records / Enix / Might ||
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| Koji Kondo || Family BASIC (J) || Nintendo ||
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| Koji Kondo || Ice Hockey || Nintendo ||
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| Koji Kondo || Kung Fu || Nintendo/IREM || AKA Spartan X
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| Koji Kondo || Nazo no Murasamejoh (J) || 1986 Nintendo ||
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| Koji Kondo || Soccer || 1985 Nintendo Co. Ltd. ||
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. || 1985 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || Game invented by Shigeru Miyamoto
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. 2 || 1988 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Doki Doki Panic for the FDS
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. 3 || 19?? Nintendo ||
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| Konchano (Koji Kondo) || Legend of Zelda, The || 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Zelda no Densetsu - The Hyrule Fantasy
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| Kouji Murata and Tozan Yamane || Ganbare Goemon 2 (J) || 1989 Konami ||
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| Kujima || I Love Softball (J) || 1989 Coconuts/C-Dream ||
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| Kyohei Sada and Tomoo PSG Masato || Idol Hakkenden (J) || 1989 Tohwachiki / Natsume ||
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| Kyouhei Sada || Abadox || 1989 Natsume ||
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| Kyouhei Sada || S.C.A.T. || 1990 Natsume || AKA Final Mission, Action in New York
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| Kyouhei Sada, Michael Maezawa, Damian Fujio, Shinkon Ogura || Adventures of Bayou Billy, The || 1988 Konami || AKA Mad City
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| Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) || Goldrunner (original by Rob Hubbard) || 2000 Cadaver ||
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| Lx Rudis/Dave O'Riva || Klax || 1990 Tengen ||  
| Lx Rudis/Dave O'Riva || Klax || 1990 Tengen ||  
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| M. Ogihara || Castle Excellent (J) || 1986 ASCII Entertainment ||
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| Maezawa || Super C || 1990 Konami Industry Ltd. ||
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| Magnum Matsuo, Pah Sumiyami (?) || Basewars || 1991 Konami Industry Co. Ltd. ||
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| Manami, Ogeretsu, Ietel, and Yuukichan's Papa || Megaman 2 || 1988,1989 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 2
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| Mari || Megaman 5 || 1992 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 5
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| Mark van Hecke || A Boy and his Blob || 1989 Absolute Entertainment, Inc. ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Attack of the Killer Tomatoes || 1991 T*HQ, Inc. ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Bart Meets Radioactive Man || 1992 Acclaim ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Bart vs The Space Mutants || 1991 Acclaim ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Bart vs The World || 1991 Acclaim ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Battle Tank || 199? Absolute ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Destination: Earthstar || 1989 Acclaim Entertainment ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York || 1992 THQ ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Race America || 199? || aka Corvette ZR-1 Challenge
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| Mark van Hecke || Ren and Stimpy Show, The || 1993 Absolute ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Star Trek - The Next Generation || 1993 Absolute Entertainment ||
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| Mark van Hecke || Swamp Thing || 1992 THQ ||
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| Marshall Parker || Nightshade || 1991 Beam Software Ltd., 1991 Ultra Software Corporation ||
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| Masae Yonaga || Super Dyna'mix Badminton (J) || 1988 Vap ||
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| Masaharu Iwata || Fantasy Zone || 1989 Tengen || NES version
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| Masaharu Iwata || Robocco Wars (J) || 1991 IGS ||
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| Masashi Kageyama and Naohisa Morota || Gimmick! (J) || 1992 Sunsoft || uses external sound hardware (FME-7)
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| Matt Furniss || Chase HQ (J) || 1989 Taito ||
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| Matt Grey || Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy || 1992 Codemasters ||
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| Meetldon and Q. Mikmo || Venus Wars (J) || 1989 Varie / Bandai ||
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| Michelle Simon || Roundball ||  ||
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| Michiharu Hasutani || Solomon's Key || 1986 Tecmo ||
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| MIKI-CHANG || Gradius || Konami ||
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| Mikio Saito || Super Star Force (J) || 1986 Tecmo ||
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| Misses Tarumi || Strider || 1989 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Strider Hiryu
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| Miura Momoi || Captain America ||  ||
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| Miyamo Shant || Guardian Legend, The || 1988 Compile / Irem ||
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| Miyamo Shant (Miyamoto) || Lunar Pool || 1985 Pony Inc. || AKA Lunar Ball
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| Miyamo Shant (Miyamoto) || Zanac || 1986 Pony Inc. ||
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| Moai Sasaki, Kenichi Matsubara, La Nakamur, Gorgeous Tomita, Kenji Fukui, and Satoko Minami || Lone Ranger, The || 1991 Konami ||
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| More Yamasan, B.B, Hasake || Ninja Gaiden || 1989 Tecmo Ltd. ||
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| More Yamasan, Mayu, Miya (?) || Bad News Baseball || 1990 Tecmo Ltd. ||
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| Mr. Masuno, Sue Shina, Kari Sea, Fumi || Space Hunter (J) ||  ||
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| Murai || Casino Kid || 1989 Sofel Corp. ||
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| N. Morota || Fantasy Zone || 1987 Sunsoft || Famicom version
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| Naoki Kodaka and Naohisa Morota || Shanghai (J) || 1987 Sunsoft ||
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| Naoki Kodaka, Marumo || Blaster Master || 1988 Sun Corporation ||
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| Naoki Kodaka || Hebereke (へべれけ) (Ufouria: The Saga) || 1991 Sunsoft || Game characters designed by Ucchi
| Naoki Kodaka || Hebereke (へべれけ) (Ufouria: The Saga) || 1991 Sunsoft || Game characters designed by Ucchi
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| Nobuo Uematsu || King's Knight (キングスナイト) || 1986 Square || Famicom, NES
| Naoki Kodaka, Naohisa Morota, "and guys" || Nantettatte Baseball (J) || 1990 Sunsoft ||
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| Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki, Seya || Super Spy Hunter || 1991 Sun Corporation || AKA Battle Formula
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| Neil Baldwin || Jungle Book, The || 1994 Virgin ||
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| New || Platoon || 1986 Hemdale Film Corp., 1987 Ocean Software Ltd., 1988 Sunsoft || New?  Original music by Jonathan Dunn
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| Nihon Falcom, Miyamo, Shanto, Civic Shinkun || Tombs and Treasures || 1988 Tokyo Shoseki || Original music by Nihon Falcom
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| Nobuo Uematsu || The 3-D Battles of WorldRunner (とびだせ大作戦完全必勝本), 3-D WorldRunner || 1986 Square || AKA Jumpin' Jack
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Suishō no Dragon (水晶の龍) || 1986 Square || FDS
| Nobuo Uematsu || Apple Town Story (アップルタウン物語) (J) || 1987 Square ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || The 3-D Battles of WorldRunner (とびだせ大作戦完全必勝本), 3-D WorldRunner || 1986 Square || FDS, NES
| Nobuo Uematsu || Cleopatra no Mahō (J) || 1987 Square ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Apple Town Story (アップルタウン物語) || 1987 Square || FDS
| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy (ファイナルファンタジー ) || 1987 Square ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Cleopatra no Mahō || 1987 Square || FDS
| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy II (ファイナルファンタジーⅡ) (J) || 1988 Square ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Rad Racer || 1987, 1988 Square || Famicom, NES, PlayChoice-10
| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy III (ファイナルファンタジーⅢ) (J) || 1990 Square ||
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Hanjuku Hero (半熟英雄) (J) || 1988 Square ||
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Kings Knight (キングスナイト) || 1986, 89 Square ||
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Rad Racer || 1987, 88 Square || aka Highway Star
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Rad Racer II || 1990 Square || NES
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Square's Tom Sawyer (スクウェアのト) || 1989 Square ||
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Suishō no Dragon (水晶の龍) (J) || 1986 Square ||
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Nakayama Miho no Tokimeki High School || 1987 Square || FDS
| Nobuo Uematsu || Nakayama Miho no Tokimeki High School || 1987 Square || FDS
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| Nobuo Uematsu || JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part II (ジェイ ジェイ とび) || 1987 Square || Famicom
| Nobuo Uematsu || JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part II (ジェイ ジェイ とび) || 1987 Square || Famicom
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy (ファイナルファンタジー ) || 1987 Square || Famicom, NES
| Nobuyuki Hara, About SS, Naoki Kodaka || Hebereke (JE) || 1991 Sunsoft || AKA Ufouria
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| Nobuyuki Kun & Kodaka San || Batman || 1989 Sun Corporation ||
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| Nobuyuki Ohnogi || Family Circuit (J) || 1987 Namco / Game Studio ||
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| Nobuyuki Ohnogi || Zeta Gundam Hot Scramble (J) || 1986 Bandai ||
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| Nobuyuki Shioda || Doki! Doki! Yuuenchi (J) || 1991 Vap / Kid ||
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| Nobuyuki, Marumo, N. Kodaka, About SS, MaboChan || Journey to Silius || 1990 Sun Corporation ||
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| Norio Nakagata || Family Stadium (J) || 1986 Namco ||
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| Norio Nakagata || Macross (J) || Namco ||
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| Norio Nakagata || Ring King || 1987 Namco || AKA Family Boxing (J)
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| Norio Nakagata || Tower of Babel, The (J) || 1986 Namco ||
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| Nubuyuki Hara, About SS, Naoki Kodaka || Gremlins 2 || 1990 Sun Corporation ||
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| O. Hidemoni, S. Shinya, D. Fujio, K. Sada, O. Yamako || Maze of Galious 2 (J) || 198? Konami ||
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| OJALIN & Bun Bun || Megaman 4 || 1991 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 4
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| Otoshi Hidenori, Shinkon Shinya || Daimashikyou Galious (J) || 1987 Konami ||
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| Ozawa, Hikono, and Ohnogi || Kai no Bouken (J) || 1988 Namco ||
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| Paul Webb || Daydreamin' Davey || 1990 Hal ||
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| Paul Webb || WWF Steel Cage || 19?? Acclaim (?) ||
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| Perorins Tonomura || Destiny of an Emperor || 1989 Hiroshi Motomiya ||
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| Peter Williamson || Quattro Adventures - Linus Spacehead || 1991 Codemasters ||
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| Phlumb-Dumb - original by Hirokazu Tanaka || Super Mario Land NES-Mix || 2000 Retrocoders || music-only
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| Phlumb-Dumb - original by Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. Doki'Mix || 2000 Retrocoders || music-only
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| Phlumb-Dumb (original by Chris Hülsbeck) || Giana Sisters Remix || NRU Crew || music-only
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| Rob Hubbard || Immortal, The || 1990 Will Harvey ||
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| Rob Hubbard || Skate or Die 2 || 1990 Electronic Arts ||
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| Roll and Cheng || Tagin' Dragon || Bunch Games ||
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| Rusher Shinya || Moero Twinbee (J) || 1987 Konami ||
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Hanjuku Hero (半熟英雄) || 1988 Square || Famicom
| S. Kajiya, Mayou, Miya || Ninja Gaiden 2 || 1990 Tecmo Ltd. ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy II (ファイナルファンタジーⅡ) || 1988 Square || Famicom
| S.Saki, T.Miura, Y.Suziki, Y.Takahama, I.Uchida, Y.Nakamura || Bad Dudes || 198? Data East ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Square's Tom Sawyer (スクウェアのト) || 1989 Square || Famicom
| Sakai, Miura, and Takahama || TyouJinrousenki Warwolf (J) || 1991 Takara ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy III (ファイナルファンタジーIII) || 1990 Square || Famicom
| Sakai, Miura, Iwasaki, Suzuki || Al Unser Jr. Racing || 1988 Data East ||  
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Rad Racer II || 1990 Square || NES
| Sakamoto and Fujio || Jackal || 1988 Konami ||
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| Sakamoto, Terashima, Maezawa, Fujio || Life Force || 1987 Konami Industry Ltd. || AKA Salamander
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| Sato || Gargoyle's Quest 2 || 1992 Capcom Co. Ltd. ||
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| Sato || Wily & Light's Rockman Boardgame (J) || 1993 Capcom ||
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| Satoko Miyawaki || Goemon (J) || Konami ||
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| Seiichi Hamada || Herakles no Eiku 2 - Titan no Metsubou (J) || Data East ||
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| Seiji Momoi || Daikaijuu Deburas (J) || 1990 Data East ||
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| Setsuo and Yuko || Mighty Final Fight || 1993 Capcom ||
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| Shigeru Miyamoto || Donkey Kong || 1981 Nintendo ||
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| Shinamon Aoyama, Grasshopper Ogawa, Sai Tsukasa, Moon Nakamoto,  || Bayou Billy ||  ||
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| Shin-ichi Sakamoto || Maijin Eiyuuden Wataru Gaiden (J) || 1989 Hundon / Westone ||
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| Shogo S., Z. Miura, Masaaki I., Seiuch H., Yuji S., Y. Taka || Heavy Barrel || 1988, 1990 Data East ||
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| Shogo Sakai, Takashi Miura || Rampage || 1988 Data East || original game sounds by Bally
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| Sizlla Okamura and Hude-Kaz || SD Keiji Blader (J) || 1991 Taito / NMK ||
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| Sukenomiya and King Flamingo || Twinbee 3 (J) || 1989 Konami ||
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| Suzuki, Matsuo, Fujio, Hanzawa || Roller Games || 199? Konami Industry Ltd. ||
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| T. Furukawa || Rampart || 1991 Konami / Atari Games / Tengen ||
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| T. Hasuya || Conflict || 19?? Vic Tokai, Inc. ||
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| T. Hasuya || Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode || 1988 Vic Tokai Inc. ||
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| Takayasu, Yataka, Sumida (?) || Tiny Toons 2 || 199? Konami Industry Ltd. ||
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| Takeshi Sekido and Keizo Nakamura || Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 || Konami || AKA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (J)
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| Takeuchi || Double Moon Densetsu (J) || ? ||
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| Takeyasu and Tomoya Tomita || Parodius Da! (JE) || Konami ||
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| Tama and Saka || Commando || 1986 Capcom ||
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| Tarkun Kidon || P.O.W. || 1989 SNK Corp. ||
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| Tim Follin || Magic Johnson's Fast Break ||  ||
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| Tim Follin || Sky Shark || 1988 Taito Corp. ||
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| Tim Follin || Solstice || 1989 Software Creations Ltd. ||
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| Tim Follin || Target Renegade || 1988 Taito ||
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| Tim Follin || Treasure Master || 1991 American Softworks ||
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| Tim Follin & Geoff Follin || Kiwi Kraze || 1991 Taito Corp. ||
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| Tim Follin (?) || Incredible Crash Test Dummies, The || 1993 ||
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| Tim Follin (?) || Indiana Jones - Last Crusade || 1990 Taito ||
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| Tim Follin (?) || Terminator 2 || 199? ||
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| Tim Follin (?) || Tom & Jerry || 1991 Software Creations ||
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| Tim Follin (?) || Wolverine || 1991 Software Creations / Marvel / LJN ||
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| Tim Follin and Geoff Follin || Silver Surfer || 1990 ||
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| Tomohisa and Iwatan || Conquest of the Crystal Palace || 1990 Asmik Corp. ||
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| Toshiyuki Ueno || Itadaki Street (J) || 1990 ASCII ||
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| Toshiyuki Ueno || Ohotsuku Ni Kiyu - Hokkaidou Rensa Satsujin (J) || 1987 Armor Project / Loginsoft ||
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| Tsukasa Masuko || Bio Senshi Dan (J) || 1987 Jaleco ||
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| Tsukasa Masuko || New York Yankies (J) || 1991 Atlus ||
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| Tsukasawa Tawada and Simon Pick || Yousei Monogatari Rodland (J) || 1990, 1992 Jaleco ||
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| U. Kaneoka, A. Nakatuka, K. Yamamoto || Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! || 1987 Nintendo Co. Ltd. ||
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| Uetaka, Hujio, and Sakamoto || Gyruss || 1988 Konami ||
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| Uhei Inoh & Kinoko Kunimoto || Robowarrior || 1987 Hudson Soft || aka Bomber King (J)
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| Ukkari Yamanishi || Dragon Fighter || 1991 Sofel ||
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| Walk Mitsuyasu || Fist of the North Star 2 (J) ||  ||
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| Y. Yokoyama and T. Tateishi || Cocoron (J) ||  ||
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| Yamane Michiru || Goemon 2 (J) || Konami ||
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| Yoko Kanno || Genghis Khan || 19?? Koei ||
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| Yoko Kanno || Nobunaga's Ambition || 19?? Koei ||
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| Yoko Kanno || Romance of the 3 Kingdoms || 19?? Koei ||
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| Yoko Kanno || Uncharted Waters || 19?? Koei ||
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| Yoko.O || Crystalis || 1990 SNK Corp. ||
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| Yokoyama Kase || Krion Conquest || 1990 Vic Tokai Inc. ||
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| Yoshiharu Kawase || Namco Classic (J) || Namco ||
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| Yuki Chan || Shanghai 2 (J) || 19?? Sun Electronics Corporation / Activision ||
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| Yukihiko Kitahara || Melville's Flame (J) || 1988 Interlink Co. Ltd., 1988 Gakken Co. Ltd. ||
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| Yuko || Megaman 6 || 1993 Capcom || AKA Rockman 6
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| Yuriko Keino || Warpman (J) || Namco ||
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| Yuto Ramon || Silva Saga (J) || 1992 Seta ||
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| Yuzo Koshiro || Legacy of the Wizard || 1987 Namco / Nihon Falcom || AKA Dragon Slayer 4
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| Yuzo Koshiro || Ys (J) || 1988 Victor ||
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| Yuzo Koshiro || Ys 2 (J) || 1990 Victor / Nihon Falcom ||
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| Zap Rodeo and Jun Ishikawa || Utyuu Keibi Tai SDF (J) || 1990 Hal Laboratory ||  
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Here is a list of games from the NES's commercial era whose music has been ripped to NSF:

Composer Title Year and publisher Extra info
Akio Ohmori, Ritsuo Kamimura, Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka Mother (J) 1989 Nintendo a North American prototype of this game was discovered
Akito Nakamura Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link 1987 Nintendo Co. Ltd. AKA Link no Bouken
Akito Nakatsuka, Shinobu Amayake NES Open 1991 Nintendo Co. Ltd. AKA Mario Open Golf
Alberto Gonzalez Asterix (E) 1993 Infogrames
Alberto Gonzalez Smurfs, The (E) 199? Infogrames
Allister Brimble Bignose Freaks Out 1992 Codemasters
Amigo Sawa (Kazuo Sawa) Ike Ike! Nekketsu Hockey-bu (J) Technos
Andrew Coppess Ass-Raping Pirates on the High Seas 2000 Strangulation Records music only
Atsushi Chikuma Bomberman 1985 Hudson Soft
Atsushi Chikuma Bomberman 2 1991 Hudson Soft
Atsushi Chikuma and Itasan Doraemon (ドラえもん) (J) 1986 Hudson Soft Based on the Japanese children's anime/manga by Fujiko F. Fujio
Brad Fuller Tetяis 1989 Tengen Games Game invented by Alexey Pajitnov and cloned on NES by Ed Logg
Bügsük, Lx Rudis, and Dave O'riva Klax 199? Tengen
BUNBUN Megaman 3 1990 Capcom Co. Ltd. AKA Rockman 3
C. Manami & Yuukichan's Papa Megaman 1987 Capcom Co. Ltd. AKA Rockman
Daisuke Asakura Daiva - Imperial of Nirsartia (J) 1986 Toshiba EMI / T&E; Soft
David Warhol Maniac Mansion 1990 Lucasfilm Games / Jaleco
David Whittaker Alfred Chicken 1993 Mindscape, Inc.
David Whittaker Ferrari Grand Prix 1993 System 3
David Whittaker Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six (E) 1992 B.I.T.S. / Marvel / LJN
David Whittaker & Aidan Belland Elite (E) 1991 Ian Bell & David Braben
David Wise Cobra Triangle 1988 Rare
Doug Katasaros Bucky O'Hare 1992 Konami Industry Co. Ltd. Title theme © BMI
Escaper Kanagushi Air Fortress 1989 HAL
F. Iku, D. Hidenori, C. Kinuyo Hinotori (J) 1987 Konami
Gavin Raeburn Bee 52 1992 Codemasters
Gavin Raeburn Quattro Adventures - Super Robin Hood 1991 Codemasters
Gavin Raeburn Quattro Sports - Pro Tennis 1991 Codemasters
Gavin Raeburn Stunt Kids 1992 Codemasters
H. Maezawa and K. Sada Contra 198? Konami Industry Ltd.
H. Maezawa and Y. Morimoto Gradius 2 (J) 1988 Konami Industry Ltd.
H. Takeyasu and K. Nakamura Monster in my Pocket 1991 Konami
Hal and Wood Ghosts 'n Goblins 1986 Capcom Co. Ltd.
Hal Canon & Earl Vickers Gauntlet 1990 Tengen Games Earl did the voices.
Hama and Eden GI Joe: The Atlantis Factor 1991 Capcom Co. Ltd.
Hidehito Aoki Chikichiki Machine Mou Race (J) 1991 Atlus
Hidenor M. and Harumi U. Cosmic Wars (J) 1989 Konami
Hiro "Hip" Tanaka Paltena no Kagami (J) 1986 Nintendo
Hiro, Kouka Titan 1988, 1989, 1990 Titus Software, 1990 Sofel Co. Ltd.
Hirohiko Takayama Bikkuriman World (J) 1990 Hudson Soft
Hirohiko Takayama Erika to Satoru no Yumebouken (J) 1988 Namco / Atlus
Hirohiko Takayama Gotcha! 1987 LJN Toys, Ltd.
Hirohiko Takayama Kame no Ongaeshi (J) 1988 Hudson Soft / Atlus
Hirohiko Takayama King of Kings (J) 1988 Namco / Atlus Not to be confused with the Wisdom Tree game of the same title. Uses external sound hardware.
Hirohiko Takayama NFL Football 1988 LJN
Hirohiko Takayama Parallel World (J) 1990 Varie
Hirohiko Takayama Time Zone (J) 1991 Sigma
Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka Kid Icarus 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka Metroid 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Hirokazu Tanaka Balloon Fight Nintendo
Hirokazu Tanaka Dr. Mario 1990 Nintendo
Hirokazu Tanaka Duck Hunt Nintendo
Hirokazu Tanaka Gyromite 1985 Nintendo AKA Robot Gyro. "ROBOT SOUND 5/5 1985 HIROKAZU.TANAKA"
Hirokazu Tanaka Hello Kitty World (J) 1992 Mario Co. Ltd.
Hirokazu Tanaka Stack-Up 1985 Nintendo AKA Robot Block. "ROBOT SOUND 5/5 1985 HIROKAZU.TANAKA", "Programed by T.NAKAMURA 6/24 is my birthday. 1985/6/24 TOMOYO chan"
Hirokazu Tanaka Urban Champion Nintendo
Hirokazu Tanaka Wild Gunman Nintendo
Hirokazu Tanaka Wrecking Crew 1985 Nintendo Programed by T.NAKAMURA, TOMOYO chan, Y.SOBAJIMA, AKINA chan 1985/4/25
Hironari Tadokoro Phantom Fighter 1989 Ponycanyon Corp.
Hiroshi Suzuki Tetris 198? Bullet-Proof Software
Hiroyuki Iwatsukitaru Choujin Sentai Jetman (J) 1991 TV Ahahi - Toei / Angel
Hiroyuki Kawada Star Luster 1985 Namco
Iku Mizutani Toukon Club (J) 1992 Jaleco
Iku Mizutani and Koichi Yamanishi Kage (J) 1990 Natsume
Iku Mizutani and Kouichi Yamanishi Tokkyuusirei Solbrain (J) 1991 TV Asahi / Toei / Asatsu
Inoue, Nozaki, Hirarin, and Kame Double Dragon 3 1991 Technos
J. Kane, Nakamur, Ayachan, Sakagon, and T. Tommy Zen: Intergalactic Ninja 1993 Konami
J. Kozakai Pizza Pop! (J) 1992 Jaleco
Jeroen Tel Alien 3 1992 Probe
Jeroen Tel Robocop 3 1992 Ocean
Jerry Gerber, Dave O'riva Championship Pool 1993 Mindscape, 1993 Bitmasters
Joey Parsell (Memblers) Halloween 1999 Membler Industries 1 song is from the movie Halloween. Used in a demo.
Joey Parsell (Memblers) RTC 2001 Retrocoders demo, 2nd place in Y2kode competition
Joey Parsell (Memblers) Solar Wars 1999 CMC Games a freeware game
Joey Parsell (Memblers) - original music by Random Snow Demo 1999 Repulse / Membler Industries Used in a demo
Joey Parsell (Memblers) - original song author unknown Super Fighter - Lan's Stage 2000 Membler Industries used a demo
John Dale, Kris Hatlelid, Michael J. Sokyrka Pipe Dreams 19?? ? Title music by John Dale
Jonathan Dunn Darkman 1991 Ocean
Jonathan Dunn Hook 1991 Ocean
Jonathan Dunn Hudson Hawk 1991 Ocean
Jonathan Dunn Jurassic Park 1993 Ocean
Jonathan Dunn Robocop 2 1990 Ocean / Data East
Jun Funabashi, Old Ryo Kawamoto, Morimoto Castlevania 3 Konami (J) version uses VRC6 sound, 3 extra channels
Jun Funahashi, Masae Nakashima, Satoko Minami Tiny Toons 199? Konami Industry Ltd.
Jun-ichi Masuda Yoshi Nintendo AKA Yoshi no Tamago
Junko Ozawa Family Jockey (J) 1987 Namco
Junko Ozawa Family Tennis (J) 1987 Namco
Junko Ozawa Sky Kid 1986 Namco
Junko Ozawa Tower of Druaga, The (J) 1985 Namco
Junko Tamiya Street Fighter 2010 1990 Capcom
Junko Tamiya Sweet Home (J) 1989 Capcom
Junko Tamiya (Gondamin) Bionic Commando 1988 Capcom Co. Ltd.
Junko Tamiya (Gonzou) Little Nemo: The Dream Master 1990 Capcom Co. Ltd.
Junko Tamiya (Swimmer Tamichan) Gun Smoke 1988 Capcom Co. Ltd.
K Y Jet Tecmo Bowl 198? Tecmo Ltd.
K. Nakamura Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 Konami AKA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (J)
K. Yamagishi and M. Arai Tecmo Soccer 1992 Tecmo AKA Captain Tsubasa
Kaori Puss in Boots 10/1/86 Shouei
Kawakami Masuno North and South 1989, 1990 Infogrames, 1990 Kemco
Kazuki Muraoka Metal Gear 1988 Konami
Kazunaka Yamane Double Dragon Technos
Kazunaka Yamane Double Dragon 2 1989 Technos
Kazunaka Yamane Super Spike V'Ball Technos
Kazuo Sawa Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku (J) Technos
Kazuo Sawa Kunio-kun no Jidaigeki (J) Technos
Kazuo Sawa Nintendo World Cup Technos AKA Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu: Soccer-hen
Kazuo Sawa Renegade 1987 Taito
Kazuo Sawa River City Ransom 1989 Technos Japan AKA Street Gangs
Kazuo Sawa Super Dodgeball Technos AKA Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu
Kazuo Sawa, Hirasawa-san, Urabe Taku, and Kuma-san Nekketsu Kakutou Densetsu (J) Technos
Kazuo Sawa, Michiya Hirasawa Crash 'n the Boys: Street Challenge Technos AKA Bikkuri Nekketsu Shinkiroku!
Keiji Yamagishi, Mayuko Okamura, Hiroshi Miyazaki, and Mituhito Tanaka Tecmo World Wrestling 1990 Tecmo Japanese version has slightly different music
Kenichi Matsubara Castlevania 2 Konami
Ken-ichi Matsubara and Satoko Miyawaki Konami Wai Wai World 2 Konami
Ken-ichi Matsubara, Y. Manno, and J. Chuuma Crisis Force (J) 1991 Konami
Kenny Oh Chan and Tarkun Guerilla War 1989 SNK
Kentarou Haneda Wizardry 1987 ASCII / Game Studio
Kentarou Haneda Wizardry 2: Legacy of Llylgamyn 1989 ASCII / Game Studio
Kentarou Haneda Wizardry 3: Knight of Diamonds 1989 ASCII / Game Studio
Kenzou Kumei 8 Eyes 1989 Taxan
Kimi Bubble Bobble
Kinuyo Yamanshita Power Blade 2 1992 Taito
Kinuyo Yamashita Arumana no Kiseki (J) Konami
Kinuyo Yamashita Castlevania 1987 Konami
Kinuyo Yamashita Esper Dream (J) Konami
Kinuyo Yamashita King Kong 2 (J) Konami
Koichi Sugiyama Dragon Warrior 198? Enix Ltd. AKA Dragon Quest
Koichi Sugiyama Dragon Warrior 2 19?? Enix Ltd. AKA Dragon Quest 2
Koichi Sugiyama Dragon Warrior 3 199? Enix Ltd. AKA Dragon Quest 3
Koichi Sugiyama Dragon Warrior 4 199? Enix Ltd. AKA Dragon Quest 4
Koichi Sugiyama Jesus Kyoufu no Bio Monster (J) 1989 King Record
Koichi Sugiyama and Yasuhiro Taguchi Akagawa Jirouno Yuurei Ressha (J) 1990 King Records / Enix / Might
Koji Kondo Family BASIC (J) Nintendo
Koji Kondo Ice Hockey Nintendo
Koji Kondo Kung Fu Nintendo/IREM AKA Spartan X
Koji Kondo Nazo no Murasamejoh (J) 1986 Nintendo
Koji Kondo Soccer 1985 Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Koji Kondo Super Mario Bros. 1985 Nintendo Co. Ltd. Game invented by Shigeru Miyamoto
Koji Kondo Super Mario Bros. 2 1988 Nintendo Co. Ltd. AKA Doki Doki Panic for the FDS
Koji Kondo Super Mario Bros. 3 19?? Nintendo
Konchano (Koji Kondo) Legend of Zelda, The 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. AKA Zelda no Densetsu - The Hyrule Fantasy
Kouji Murata and Tozan Yamane Ganbare Goemon 2 (J) 1989 Konami
Kujima I Love Softball (J) 1989 Coconuts/C-Dream
Kyohei Sada and Tomoo PSG Masato Idol Hakkenden (J) 1989 Tohwachiki / Natsume
Kyouhei Sada Abadox 1989 Natsume
Kyouhei Sada S.C.A.T. 1990 Natsume AKA Final Mission, Action in New York
Kyouhei Sada, Michael Maezawa, Damian Fujio, Shinkon Ogura Adventures of Bayou Billy, The 1988 Konami AKA Mad City
Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) Goldrunner (original by Rob Hubbard) 2000 Cadaver
Lx Rudis/Dave O'Riva Klax 1990 Tengen
M. Ogihara Castle Excellent (J) 1986 ASCII Entertainment
Maezawa Super C 1990 Konami Industry Ltd.
Magnum Matsuo, Pah Sumiyami (?) Basewars 1991 Konami Industry Co. Ltd.
Manami, Ogeretsu, Ietel, and Yuukichan's Papa Megaman 2 1988,1989 Capcom Co. Ltd. AKA Rockman 2
Mari Megaman 5 1992 Capcom Co. Ltd. AKA Rockman 5
Mark van Hecke A Boy and his Blob 1989 Absolute Entertainment, Inc.
Mark van Hecke Attack of the Killer Tomatoes 1991 T*HQ, Inc.
Mark van Hecke Bart Meets Radioactive Man 1992 Acclaim
Mark van Hecke Bart vs The Space Mutants 1991 Acclaim
Mark van Hecke Bart vs The World 1991 Acclaim
Mark van Hecke Battle Tank 199? Absolute
Mark van Hecke Destination: Earthstar 1989 Acclaim Entertainment
Mark van Hecke Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York 1992 THQ
Mark van Hecke Race America 199? aka Corvette ZR-1 Challenge
Mark van Hecke Ren and Stimpy Show, The 1993 Absolute
Mark van Hecke Star Trek - The Next Generation 1993 Absolute Entertainment
Mark van Hecke Swamp Thing 1992 THQ
Marshall Parker Nightshade 1991 Beam Software Ltd., 1991 Ultra Software Corporation
Masae Yonaga Super Dyna'mix Badminton (J) 1988 Vap
Masaharu Iwata Fantasy Zone 1989 Tengen NES version
Masaharu Iwata Robocco Wars (J) 1991 IGS
Masashi Kageyama and Naohisa Morota Gimmick! (J) 1992 Sunsoft uses external sound hardware (FME-7)
Matt Furniss Chase HQ (J) 1989 Taito
Matt Grey Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy 1992 Codemasters
Meetldon and Q. Mikmo Venus Wars (J) 1989 Varie / Bandai
Michelle Simon Roundball
Michiharu Hasutani Solomon's Key 1986 Tecmo
MIKI-CHANG Gradius Konami
Mikio Saito Super Star Force (J) 1986 Tecmo
Misses Tarumi Strider 1989 Capcom Co. Ltd. AKA Strider Hiryu
Miura Momoi Captain America
Miyamo Shant Guardian Legend, The 1988 Compile / Irem
Miyamo Shant (Miyamoto) Lunar Pool 1985 Pony Inc. AKA Lunar Ball
Miyamo Shant (Miyamoto) Zanac 1986 Pony Inc.
Moai Sasaki, Kenichi Matsubara, La Nakamur, Gorgeous Tomita, Kenji Fukui, and Satoko Minami Lone Ranger, The 1991 Konami
More Yamasan, B.B, Hasake Ninja Gaiden 1989 Tecmo Ltd.
More Yamasan, Mayu, Miya (?) Bad News Baseball 1990 Tecmo Ltd.
Mr. Masuno, Sue Shina, Kari Sea, Fumi Space Hunter (J)
Murai Casino Kid 1989 Sofel Corp.
N. Morota Fantasy Zone 1987 Sunsoft Famicom version
Naoki Kodaka and Naohisa Morota Shanghai (J) 1987 Sunsoft
Naoki Kodaka, Marumo Blaster Master 1988 Sun Corporation
Naoki Kodaka Hebereke (へべれけ) (Ufouria: The Saga) 1991 Sunsoft Game characters designed by Ucchi
Naoki Kodaka, Naohisa Morota, "and guys" Nantettatte Baseball (J) 1990 Sunsoft
Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki, Seya Super Spy Hunter 1991 Sun Corporation AKA Battle Formula
Neil Baldwin Jungle Book, The 1994 Virgin
New Platoon 1986 Hemdale Film Corp., 1987 Ocean Software Ltd., 1988 Sunsoft New? Original music by Jonathan Dunn
Nihon Falcom, Miyamo, Shanto, Civic Shinkun Tombs and Treasures 1988 Tokyo Shoseki Original music by Nihon Falcom
Nobuo Uematsu The 3-D Battles of WorldRunner (とびだせ大作戦完全必勝本), 3-D WorldRunner 1986 Square AKA Jumpin' Jack
Nobuo Uematsu Apple Town Story (アップルタウン物語) (J) 1987 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Cleopatra no Mahō (J) 1987 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy (ファイナルファンタジー ) 1987 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy II (ファイナルファンタジーⅡ) (J) 1988 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy III (ファイナルファンタジーⅢ) (J) 1990 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Hanjuku Hero (半熟英雄) (J) 1988 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Kings Knight (キングスナイト) 1986, 89 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Rad Racer 1987, 88 Square aka Highway Star
Nobuo Uematsu Rad Racer II 1990 Square NES
Nobuo Uematsu Square's Tom Sawyer (スクウェアのト) 1989 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Suishō no Dragon (水晶の龍) (J) 1986 Square
Nobuo Uematsu Nakayama Miho no Tokimeki High School 1987 Square FDS
Nobuo Uematsu JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part II (ジェイ ジェイ とび) 1987 Square Famicom
Nobuyuki Hara, About SS, Naoki Kodaka Hebereke (JE) 1991 Sunsoft AKA Ufouria
Nobuyuki Kun & Kodaka San Batman 1989 Sun Corporation
Nobuyuki Ohnogi Family Circuit (J) 1987 Namco / Game Studio
Nobuyuki Ohnogi Zeta Gundam Hot Scramble (J) 1986 Bandai
Nobuyuki Shioda Doki! Doki! Yuuenchi (J) 1991 Vap / Kid
Nobuyuki, Marumo, N. Kodaka, About SS, MaboChan Journey to Silius 1990 Sun Corporation
Norio Nakagata Family Stadium (J) 1986 Namco
Norio Nakagata Macross (J) Namco
Norio Nakagata Ring King 1987 Namco AKA Family Boxing (J)
Norio Nakagata Tower of Babel, The (J) 1986 Namco
Nubuyuki Hara, About SS, Naoki Kodaka Gremlins 2 1990 Sun Corporation
O. Hidemoni, S. Shinya, D. Fujio, K. Sada, O. Yamako Maze of Galious 2 (J) 198? Konami
OJALIN & Bun Bun Megaman 4 1991 Capcom Co. Ltd. AKA Rockman 4
Otoshi Hidenori, Shinkon Shinya Daimashikyou Galious (J) 1987 Konami
Ozawa, Hikono, and Ohnogi Kai no Bouken (J) 1988 Namco
Paul Webb Daydreamin' Davey 1990 Hal
Paul Webb WWF Steel Cage 19?? Acclaim (?)
Perorins Tonomura Destiny of an Emperor 1989 Hiroshi Motomiya
Peter Williamson Quattro Adventures - Linus Spacehead 1991 Codemasters
Phlumb-Dumb - original by Hirokazu Tanaka Super Mario Land NES-Mix 2000 Retrocoders music-only
Phlumb-Dumb - original by Koji Kondo Super Mario Bros. Doki'Mix 2000 Retrocoders music-only
Phlumb-Dumb (original by Chris Hülsbeck) Giana Sisters Remix NRU Crew music-only
Rob Hubbard Immortal, The 1990 Will Harvey
Rob Hubbard Skate or Die 2 1990 Electronic Arts
Roll and Cheng Tagin' Dragon Bunch Games
Rusher Shinya Moero Twinbee (J) 1987 Konami
S. Kajiya, Mayou, Miya Ninja Gaiden 2 1990 Tecmo Ltd.
S.Saki, T.Miura, Y.Suziki, Y.Takahama, I.Uchida, Y.Nakamura Bad Dudes 198? Data East
Sakai, Miura, and Takahama TyouJinrousenki Warwolf (J) 1991 Takara
Sakai, Miura, Iwasaki, Suzuki Al Unser Jr. Racing 1988 Data East
Sakamoto and Fujio Jackal 1988 Konami
Sakamoto, Terashima, Maezawa, Fujio Life Force 1987 Konami Industry Ltd. AKA Salamander
Sato Gargoyle's Quest 2 1992 Capcom Co. Ltd.
Sato Wily & Light's Rockman Boardgame (J) 1993 Capcom
Satoko Miyawaki Goemon (J) Konami
Seiichi Hamada Herakles no Eiku 2 - Titan no Metsubou (J) Data East
Seiji Momoi Daikaijuu Deburas (J) 1990 Data East
Setsuo and Yuko Mighty Final Fight 1993 Capcom
Shigeru Miyamoto Donkey Kong 1981 Nintendo
Shinamon Aoyama, Grasshopper Ogawa, Sai Tsukasa, Moon Nakamoto, Bayou Billy
Shin-ichi Sakamoto Maijin Eiyuuden Wataru Gaiden (J) 1989 Hundon / Westone
Shogo S., Z. Miura, Masaaki I., Seiuch H., Yuji S., Y. Taka Heavy Barrel 1988, 1990 Data East
Shogo Sakai, Takashi Miura Rampage 1988 Data East original game sounds by Bally
Sizlla Okamura and Hude-Kaz SD Keiji Blader (J) 1991 Taito / NMK
Sukenomiya and King Flamingo Twinbee 3 (J) 1989 Konami
Suzuki, Matsuo, Fujio, Hanzawa Roller Games 199? Konami Industry Ltd.
T. Furukawa Rampart 1991 Konami / Atari Games / Tengen
T. Hasuya Conflict 19?? Vic Tokai, Inc.
T. Hasuya Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode 1988 Vic Tokai Inc.
Takayasu, Yataka, Sumida (?) Tiny Toons 2 199? Konami Industry Ltd.
Takeshi Sekido and Keizo Nakamura Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 Konami AKA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (J)
Takeuchi Double Moon Densetsu (J) ?
Takeyasu and Tomoya Tomita Parodius Da! (JE) Konami
Tama and Saka Commando 1986 Capcom
Tarkun Kidon P.O.W. 1989 SNK Corp.
Tim Follin Magic Johnson's Fast Break
Tim Follin Sky Shark 1988 Taito Corp.
Tim Follin Solstice 1989 Software Creations Ltd.
Tim Follin Target Renegade 1988 Taito
Tim Follin Treasure Master 1991 American Softworks
Tim Follin & Geoff Follin Kiwi Kraze 1991 Taito Corp.
Tim Follin (?) Incredible Crash Test Dummies, The 1993
Tim Follin (?) Indiana Jones - Last Crusade 1990 Taito
Tim Follin (?) Terminator 2 199?
Tim Follin (?) Tom & Jerry 1991 Software Creations
Tim Follin (?) Wolverine 1991 Software Creations / Marvel / LJN
Tim Follin and Geoff Follin Silver Surfer 1990
Tomohisa and Iwatan Conquest of the Crystal Palace 1990 Asmik Corp.
Toshiyuki Ueno Itadaki Street (J) 1990 ASCII
Toshiyuki Ueno Ohotsuku Ni Kiyu - Hokkaidou Rensa Satsujin (J) 1987 Armor Project / Loginsoft
Tsukasa Masuko Bio Senshi Dan (J) 1987 Jaleco
Tsukasa Masuko New York Yankies (J) 1991 Atlus
Tsukasawa Tawada and Simon Pick Yousei Monogatari Rodland (J) 1990, 1992 Jaleco
U. Kaneoka, A. Nakatuka, K. Yamamoto Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! 1987 Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Uetaka, Hujio, and Sakamoto Gyruss 1988 Konami
Uhei Inoh & Kinoko Kunimoto Robowarrior 1987 Hudson Soft aka Bomber King (J)
Ukkari Yamanishi Dragon Fighter 1991 Sofel
Walk Mitsuyasu Fist of the North Star 2 (J)
Y. Yokoyama and T. Tateishi Cocoron (J)
Yamane Michiru Goemon 2 (J) Konami
Yoko Kanno Genghis Khan 19?? Koei
Yoko Kanno Nobunaga's Ambition 19?? Koei
Yoko Kanno Romance of the 3 Kingdoms 19?? Koei
Yoko Kanno Uncharted Waters 19?? Koei
Yoko.O Crystalis 1990 SNK Corp.
Yokoyama Kase Krion Conquest 1990 Vic Tokai Inc.
Yoshiharu Kawase Namco Classic (J) Namco
Yuki Chan Shanghai 2 (J) 19?? Sun Electronics Corporation / Activision
Yukihiko Kitahara Melville's Flame (J) 1988 Interlink Co. Ltd., 1988 Gakken Co. Ltd.
Yuko Megaman 6 1993 Capcom AKA Rockman 6
Yuriko Keino Warpman (J) Namco
Yuto Ramon Silva Saga (J) 1992 Seta
Yuzo Koshiro Legacy of the Wizard 1987 Namco / Nihon Falcom AKA Dragon Slayer 4
Yuzo Koshiro Ys (J) 1988 Victor
Yuzo Koshiro Ys 2 (J) 1990 Victor / Nihon Falcom
Zap Rodeo and Jun Ishikawa Utyuu Keibi Tai SDF (J) 1990 Hal Laboratory
  • (J) means that the game may be a Japan-only release
  • (E) means that the game may be a Europe-only release
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